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Presentation

Finding a Frame: Using Communications to Unlock Change on Physical Activity

Members of the field of physical activity can use the science of framing to improve their ability to achieve change. This presentation provides results from the first phase of research that investigates common patterns of public thinking about physical activity.
Date
September 15, 2020
Convened by
Physical Activity Alliance
Presenter(s)
Catasha Davis, Nat Kendall-Taylor, Mackenzie Price
Presentation type
Presentation
Issues
Health

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